Molar Masses A = 290.41- D = 250.53- mole E = 75.44e mole G = 117.05 X = 10.93le Z = 50.01 mole mole If 18.23 g A, according to the balanced thermochemical equation below, how much heat (in kJ) is absorbed? 5 A +6 D-5Z +5G AH = 515 kJ Please input your answer to the second decimal place Type your answer.

Molar Masses A = 290.41- D = 250.53- mole E = 75.44e mole G = 117.05 X = 10.93le Z = 50.01 mole mole If 18.23 g A, according to the balanced thermochemical equation below, how much heat (in kJ) is absorbed? 5 A +6 D-5Z +5G AH = 515 kJ Please input your answer to the second decimal place Type your answer.

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